Saturday night at 7:00 p.m. at the Minot Public Library, you’ll have the chance to get to know a few people in our community better than you might imagine. It’s all a part of and the goal of The Minot Story Hour[...]
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A Minot Minute: Record Store Day
Dylan Lee with @budgetmusic (Budget Music & Video) talks for a minute about National Record Store Day and the activities that will be taking place on Main Street on Saturday. If you don’t have a minute, plan on live music and lots[...]
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‘Neither Wolf Nor Dog’ to Opens in Bismarck
An independent film featuring the great plains as a setting and a colorful, well-storied Native American as the main character is opening in Bismarck. The movie titled ‘Neither Wolf Nor Dog’ is born from a 1994 novel by Minnesota writer Ken Nerburn. Here’s[...]
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Break Out of Your Scrambled Egg Rut With These International Recipes
Looking to add a bit of variety and spice into your morning routine? If the two eggs over medium on toast isn’t quite cutting it anymore, here are a couple easy alternatives that will help you start your day with a bit[...]
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Twin Cities Jewish community shaken by rising anti-Semitism
It’s too early in the data gathering to call it a dramatic increase in behavior, but anecdotal evidence from those on the receiving end of it suggests the rise in anti-semitic behavior is something we should be paying attention to. Here’s the[...]
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Spread The Word: Butter Has An Epic Backstory
The exact way it happened is grist for a would-be historical fiction writer, but the part that remains fact is that it happened — the way to turn milk to butter was discovered. And when it was, it changed everything. [...]Read More...[...]
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Winnipeg: Warm weather, increased tourism boost food and drink spending
Food and drink spending is proving to be a boon for the Canadian economy, and in our neighboring province of Manitoba, spending and growth is particularly strong. In the month of September, Manitobans spent $167 million on dining and drinking out, that[...]
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Old recipes, new flavors: Cookbook author, food blogger blends diverse cultures
What do you get if you take a woman with a big city upbringing, a diverse ethnic background, and a love for food and you put her on a farm in Northern Minnesota? The answer: a food blogger and a cookbook that[...]
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ELCA and Western North Dakota Synod Weigh in on #NoDAPL Protest
At its core, most simple level, the #NoDAPL protest is about a pipeline. But one of the reasons it has garnered so much support — especially nationally — is because the situation is viewed as an opportunity to right past wrongs, or[...]
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How to make the perfect mashed potatoes, according to science
Science is the method by which progressional learning takes place. We theorize about the effect of a particular action, test whether it’s true, evaluate the results, and repeat the process. And that scientific method has now been applied to what was previously[...]
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How Technology Helped Martin Luther Change Christianity
Five hundred years ago — more or less — Martin Luther nailed his ninety-five theses to the door of a church in Germany and born from that act was the Protestant church. It’s doubtful Luther had a grand revolutionary scheme in mind[...]
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Local Minot artists open artist cooperative gallery
A group of Minot artists is combining efforts to open a cooperative gallery in the Artspace building. Their mission: to create great art for the community and a great community for artists. Artists and patrons are welcome to become members, a ribbon[...]
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National Music Museum in S. Dakota is a world-class trove of rare instruments
Just a day away in Vermillion, South Dakota, the National Music Museum set on the campus of the University of South Dakota houses an incredible collection of rare, one-of-a-kind instruments. Check out this article from the Star Tribune for more on what[...]
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Watch & Listen: Alan Jackson’s Mercury Blues in a Softer, Canadian Style
Canadian artists Belle Plaine and Blake Berglund cover Alan Jackson’s Mercury Blues. Watch it below. [...]Read More... from Watch & Listen: Alan Jackson’s Mercury Blues in a Softer, Canadian Style
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Artist-in-residence had an eventful tenure in Estevan
The City of Estevan remains an active supporter of the arts and the artist-in-residence program is a prime example. And for their most recent artist, the experience led to an opportunity that allowed her to stay in Saskatchewan. Read more at the[...]
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What.cd is gone: A eulogy for the greatest music collection in the world
Alas, what.cd, I never knew you. Described as the modern era’s musical Library of Alexandria, what.cd was a repository of all the world’s music. And now it’s gone. This is worth a read in the hopes that we might find a way[...]